Hearing Daigrick mutter to himself, Ye Chen's expression changed. He immediately pressed him in an even tone:
"Daigrick, have you remembered the exact details of what happened that day?"
Daigrick furrowed his brow and clutched his head, mumbling as if he had a headache:
"Uh... I think so."
"But, but, my memories are very blurry. I can only recall a little..."
"Strange. Why is that? Could I be sick or something?"
After hearing this, Ye Chen fell silent, deep in thought.
Daigman, however, paid it no mind.
"Ah, it's not some huge matter. What's past is past—what use is there in picking it apart? You'd be better off finishing your breakfast while it's still hot."
Daigrian, meanwhile, had her interest piqued by Daigrick's earlier words. She wolfed down the food in her little bowl, then hurried over to Ye Chen, her eyes shining as she questioned him:
"Big brother, could it be that you really know magic!?"
Ye Chen smiled faintly without confirming or denying it.
"Who knows?"
Daigrian tugged at the hem of Ye Chen's clothes, pestering him with a coquettish whine.
"Mmm~ Just tell me~ I promise I won't go blabbing to anyone!"
Seeing this, Daigman sternly stopped her.
"Rian, don't pester our benefactor like this. Don't push your luck!"
Daigrian could only withdraw her little hand, looking aggrieved.
"Mmm... I understand."
Daigman softened his expression, then turned to Ye Chen with a beaming smile.
"Ye Chen, I plan to go out later and make arrangements for the new house. Is there anywhere you still want to go today that you need me to guide you to? It's best if you tell me in advance so I can arrange the time."
The siblings immediately began clamoring excitedly.
"We want to go too!"
"Yeah, yeah! What if Grandpa